HS1 - Reproductive - STRUCTURES AND FUNCTIONS

Located on either side of the uterus - make estrogen and progesterone - store ova

• ovary
• fallopian tube
• uterus
• cervix

site of fertilization - Finger like projections at ends are called fimbriae - AKA oviducts

• ovary
• fallopian tube
• uterus
• cervix

Hollow, thick-walled, pear-shaped, muscular organ - site of fetal development - bottom section is called cervix - inner lining is called endometrium 

• ovary
• fallopian tube
• uterus
• cervix

bottom section of the uterus that has a narrow opening and extends into the vagina - thins and dilates when giving birth 

• endometrium
• fallopian tube
• uterus
• cervix

inner lining of the uterus that thickens and is shed monthly 

• endometrium
• ova
• vagina
• vulva

female gamete - "eggs" - stored in the ovary 

• endometrium
• ova
• vagina
• vulva

External female genitalia - Contains labia, clitoris, and perineum 

• endometrium
• ova
• vagina
• vulva

Folds of skin that surround the entrance to the vagina

• endometrium
• ova
• vagina
• labia

•External sac of skin that contains the testes

• scrotum
• testes
• epididymis
• vas deferens 

Primary reproductive organ in males that are suspended in the sac of the scrotum - make sperm and testosterone 

• scrotum
• testes
• epididymis
• vas deferens